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New Balance 574

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New Balance 574

$89-$100

Cushioning

moderate

Support

neutral

Heel Drop

6mm

Widths

2E, 4E, D, B

EverydayWalking

Clinical Score

A composite score built from condition match, construction integrity, APMA verification, and fit range for Corns and Calluses.

89out of 100

Excellent Clinical Fit

Condition Match96/100
Construction Integrity95/100
APMA Verification45/100
Fit Range100/100

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New Balance 574 Key Features

ENCAP midsole for cushioning and support

Built on a wider last than New Balance's earlier narrow racing shoes, per New Balance

Classic lifestyle design

Runs small according to New Balance, so consider ordering up from your normal size

Available in extended width sizes: men's D, 2E, and 4E, women's B and D, per newbalance.com in October 2026

Conditions This Shoe Is Matched To

Recommended for 4 foot conditions.

Ingrown Toenails

medium match

Built on a wider last than New Balance's older racing shoes and sold in extended widths, which can give crowded toes more room. It runs small according to New Balance, so size up and make sure nothing presses on the nail edges.

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Corns and Calluses

medium match

New Balance describes the ENCAP midsole as soft foam with a durable polyurethane rim for all-day support. The 574 also comes in extended widths, which helps avoid the tight fit that can rub and cause corns and calluses.

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Claw Toes

medium match

Built on a wider last than New Balance's older racing shoes and sold in extended widths, which may leave more room for curled toes. It runs small according to New Balance, so size up and check the toe area for rubbing.

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Extensor Tendinitis

medium match

Built on a wider last and sold in extended widths, which may reduce squeezing across the top of the foot. It runs small according to New Balance, so size up to avoid pressure on the extensor tendons.

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